Motus Trainer MT38 User manual

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PROFESSIONAL STOPPUHR
User manual
ENGLISH
PROFESSIONAL STOPWATCH

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Thanks for choosing the professional stopwatch Motus
Trainer MT38 with lap time measurement and storage at
1/100 second precision.
To get the most out of your device read this manual
carefully and keep it on hand for later reference.
CONTENTS
MODES............................................................................3
BUTTONS.........................................................................4
TIME................................................................................5
STOPWATCH....................................................................6
CHRONO DATA................................................................8
COUNTDOWN TIMER.......................................................9
ALARM..........................................................................10
BATTERY REPLACEMENT................................................10
CARE AND MAINTENANCE............................................11
WARRANTY ...................................................................12
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MODES
Time
- Hour, minutes, seconds, date, day, month
- 12/24 hour format
- Dual time
Stopwatch
- Measurement of lap times
- 1/100 second precision for the rst 60 minutes; h:mm:ss
precision for the following time
- Acoustic and visual signal for the fastest lap
- Pause function
Chrono data
- Record and recall Lap times saved in session les
- Date, total time, fastest lap and average time
Countdown timer
- Programmable countdown (from 1 second to 10 hours)
followed by count-up timer
- Acoustic signal at the end of countdown
Daily alarm

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BUTTONS
S1 - MODE
- Browse modes in sequence:
Time/Date (Time) > Stopwatch (Chrono) > Chronograph
data (Chrono Data) > Countdown Timer > Alarm (Alm)
S2 - LAP/RESET
- Lap time measurement
- Enter settings mode and adjust variables
- Delete memory
- Browse sessions list in chronograph data
S3 - START/STOP
- Start/pause/stop stopwatch
- Save chronograph data
- Browse stored chronograph data
- Adjust variables in settings mode
Advanced buttons functions are described in the following
paragraphs.
S1
S2 S3

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TIME
Press MODE button and enter TIME mode.
Setting
- Hold LAP/RESET for a few seconds.
- The display shows “HOLD ADJ” and “T1” (Time 1) texts
ashing.
- Press MODE button to conrm or START/STOP button to
choose “T2” (Time 2).
- Hours digit ashes. Press LAP button to decrease the value
or START/STOP to increase it.
- Press MODE to conrm and set minutes.
- Follow the procedure described above to set minutes,
seconds, year, month and date.
- After date adjustment press MODE and choose 12 or 24
hour format using START/STOP button. Press MODE to
conrm.
- The display shows “TONE” text (acoustic buttons tone)
- To activate or deactivate it press START/STOP button
(On/Off).
- Press MODE button to conrm and exit setting mode.
Dual time
To view Time 2 press START/STOP button.
The display will show “T2” icon on top-left and Time 2 in
the upper line.
To switch back to default Time 1 and date press
START/STOP button again.

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STOPWATCH
Press MODE button and enter stopwatch mode (Chrono).
- Press START/STOP button to start the stopwatch.
Upper line indicates Lap timing and lower line shows total
elapsed time.
- Press LAP/RESET button to mark Lap time.
Upper line ashes showing Lap number and lower line the
related timing for some seconds.
- The display goes back to Lap time and total elapsed time
view.
- When the fastest Lap is detected the display shows
ashing “FASTEST” text and the device beeps.
- Press START/STOP to pause the stopwatch.
Press LAP/RESET to restart it.
Stop and Data storage
Each timing session has to be saved in order to be recalled
from “Chrono Data” mode and to start a new session.
- Press START/STOP button twice (Pause > End) to stop the
stopwatch.
- Upper line shows “END” text and lower line shows total
elapsed time.
- Hold START/STOP for a few seconds.
- The display shows “STORE DATA” text and chronograph
data are stored.
- After storing timing data, the stopwatch is ready for a new
session.
Note: stopwatch precision is 1/100 of a second for the rst
60 minutes and “h:mm:ss” for the following timing.

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Full memory message - “Memfull”
When the display shows “Memfull” text during a timing
session, it is necessary to delete stored sessions to free
memory space.
Hold LAP/RESET button for a few seconds. The display
shows “Clear All” text and all stored data will be deleted,
including the current session.
Note: before starting a new session it is suggested to delete
all stored data in “Chrono Data” mode in order to have free
memory for new timing.
In Stopwatch mode hold LAP/RESET button for a few
seconds. The display shows “Clear All” text and all stored
data are deleted.

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CHRONO DATA
Press MODE button and enter chronograph data mode
(Chrono Data).
This mode shows stored sessions (Run) listed with
progressive number and related date.
Data recall
- Press LAP/RESET button to browse the list of stored
sessions.
- Press START/STOP button to view and browse session data:
Lap number / Lap time > total time (“Total”) > fastest Lap
(“Best”) > average time (“Avg”)
- Press LAP/RESET button to return to sessions list.
Single session deletion
- Choose the session to delete from Run list with LAP/RESET
button
- Press LAP/RESET button for a few seconds to choose the
session to delete. The display shows “Clear Data” text
- All data related to the session are deleted
- Progressive session numbers are updated
Sessions deletion
- Press MODE button and enter Stopwatch Mode.
- Press LAP/RESET button for a few seconds.
- The display shows “Clear All” text and all stored data are
deleted.

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COUNTDOWN TIMER
Press MODE button and enter countdown timer mode
(Timer)
Setting
- Press LAP/RESET button for a few seconds.
- The display shows “Hold Adj” text and hours digit ashes.
- Press START/STOP to increase the value or LAP/RESET to
decrease it.
- Press MODE button to conrm and set minutes.
- Follow the procedure described above to set minutes and
seconds.
- Press MODE button to conrm and exit settings mode.
Start
- Press START/STOP to start countdown.
The upper line shows time set, the lower line shows
countdown.
- The device beeps during the 5 seconds preceding the zero
and beeps one last time when zero is reached.
- A count-up timer starts after the countdown, indicated in
the lower line.
- Press START/STOP to pause/restart the timing
- Press START/STOP and then LAP/RESET to reset the timing.

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ALARM
Press MODE button and enter alarm mode (Alm).
Setting
- Hold LAP/RESET for a few seconds.
- The display shows “Hold Adj” and hours digit ashes.
- Press START/STOP to increase the value or LAP/RESET to
decrease it.
- Press MODE button to conrm and set minutes.
- Press START/STOP to increase the value or LAP/RESET to
decrease it.
- Press MODE button to conrm and exit setting mode.
The alarm is automatically activated after settings
adjustment.
Press START/STOP button to activate or deactivate the alarm
(On/Off).
When the alarm is activated the display shows icon
The alarm will beep for 60 seconds; press one of the
buttons to turn it off.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
- Unscrew battery hatch by rotating it anticlockwise with the
help of a coin.
- Remove the exhausted battery and replace it with a new
one.
- Do not remove the rubber ring from its place.
- Reposition the battery hatch and screw it on by rotating
clockwise.

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- Battery type: CR2032 (3V).
- Use battery type as indicated on this manual and supplied
with the device.
- Do not remove the rubber ring from its place.
- Do not dispose of batteries in regular household waste.
- Batteries have to be properly disposed of according to
current local regulations.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
- Do not attempt to disassemble or repair the device.
- Protect from extreme heat or cold temperatures, shocks
and long time exposure to direct sunlight.
Store in a cool and dry place.
- Wipe clean with a lightly moistened cloth. Apply mild soap
to the area in case of stubborn stains or marks. Do not
expose your device to strong chemicals such as gasoline,
clean solvents, acetone, alcohol, as they may damage the
unit’s seal, case and nish.
- Avoid direct contact with hairstyling products, insect
repellents, colognes, sunscreen lotions and other toiletries
which can deteriorate the plastic parts. In case, wipe the
device off with a dry and soft cloth immediately.
- Avoid contact with water and do not handle the device
with wet hands.
- Do not press buttons and keys in case of contact with
water.
- The device and its components have to be properly
disposed of according to current local regulations.

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WARRANTY
- The warranty applies for 24 months from purchase date
and is limited to material and processing faults only.
- The warranty applies only if the product and the
accessories have been handled carefully and according to
instruction.
- The warranty does not cover damage due to misuse or
non-compliance with care and maintenance indications.
- Batteries are not covered by the warranty.
- In case of any warranty claim, please refer to your dealer
or send the product, accessories and dated purchase bill to
your country Distributor.
- Before sending the device, read the user manual carefully
and check the battery charge.
- In case of valid warranty claim, the repaired device or a
replacement device will be returned free of charge.
For out-of-warranty assistance, refer to your dealer or send
the device to your country Distributor.
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